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You can prove you have taken and passed the exam through the successful candidate register instead of a cert (just use your name and reference number) to prove you have passed it -Originally posted by Stevie Wonder Boy View PostI took the Prince2 foundation exam and passed it in 2007. I'm going through a vet right now and I need to produce the certificate. I can't find it. I've got my reference number from APMG and a login. I'm going to try and get a copy of the certificate off them. I was thinking about doing the practitioner exam, so I probably would have needed it for that anyway.
Has anyone else tried this? If so, suggestions or experiences.
http://www.apmg-international.com/scrlist.aspx
You don't need a certificate to take your practitioner exam - just the reference number will do and of course proof of ID. -
That's the whole point of that site as it overcomes the risk that the paper cert is a fakeOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyNo they want to see the certificate, I've ordered one from APMG ... two weeks till its delivered.. The funny thing is they are going to reference the certificate with APMG, I suspect this will involve them looking it up on the website.
I guess you could just use the website and match your name.
I haven't had to prove any of my certs before for any of my perm jobs or contracts but have a folder of them in the office just in case.
This reminded me that I have the joys of the PRINCE2 practitioner re-accreditation exam to look forward to later this year
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